Lev Grossman

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1969 age 0

   Born

2. 2021 age 52

   CreditThe Map of Tiny Perfect Thingsscreenwriter

• AGAkiva Goldsman1 title
• ARAaron Ryder1 title
• KNKathryn Newton1 title
• ISIan Samuels1 title

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• You know what women are like? They’re like those long, skinny blocks you get in Tetris, the ones made out of four blocks straight in a row. First when you need them you can’t get any, then when you don’t need them anymore they’re fucking everywhere and you don’t know what to do with them.

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• “Maybe he was lying,” Peters said.<br>“Lie is a blow to the tyranny of fact,” Hollis said….<br>“I think lies are good,” he said. “People should lie more. Lies are like these little peepholes into a better world.”

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• “If there’s a bright side to the galaxy,” Peter said, more or less aimlessly, “we’re on the planet that’s farthest from it.”

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• “A Man, a Plan, a Bacchanal: Anomie,” said Peters, grandly.

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• “I was just getting comfortable,” she said. “Gimme another sec.”<br>“You can have all the sex you want.”

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• I just thought of this—it’s the American university system. This is my new theory: the New Feudalism. You go to college and you get used to living like some kind of medieval overlord, with people waiting on you and everything, and it warps your mind. It happens to everybody. By the time you graduate you have all the personal habits of an aristocrat, and none of the money. No wonder you’re dysfunctional—you’re a twentieth-century office temp who’s channeling a nobleman in the British Raj.

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